What color do Kenyans like?

Question 1: What is Kenya's favorite question? I don't know, but what do Kenyans like? Do you like their own things or China's things?

Kenyans like their domestic money and are lazy. I like running.

I like China's mobile phone. I like China's kung fu, envy and hate China's products. Hey hey. Ask me more specifically before I can answer.

Question 2: What color is black in Kenya? I have been to many African countries. Kenya belongs to East Africa. It's not very dark. Unlike West Africa, it's all shiny.

Ethiopia is a beauty, and Sudan is characterized by a big nose.

Question 3: What to buy in Kenya? Just like this country, Kenya's goods are unique and varied. There are traditional handicrafts, wonderful jewels, beautiful sculptures, the best coffee in the world, precious gems, furniture, beautiful fabrics, beautiful local music, amazing contemporary works of art, and so on, waiting for you to discover. Many hotels, hostels and campsites in this country have well-stocked and high-quality gift shops. In shopping centers and shopping centers in Nairobi and Mombasa, there are packaged and non-negotiable souvenirs and gifts for sale. The market in Kenya is a good place for shoppers who like to bargain. These markets can be seen everywhere in Kenya, selling all kinds of local arts and handicrafts. In Nairobi, a large open-air market is held every week. The Marseille market held in the city center every Tuesday and the rural market shopping center every Friday are ideal places for tourists. In the Kenyan market, even in some shops, bargaining is a matter of course. The art of bargaining is deeply rooted in Kenyan culture and is regarded as a necessary business skill. Visitors to Kenya don't have to worry about bargaining, which is expected and rarely considered as an offense. Bids are usually deliberately raised and are considered as the first step in a long bargaining process. If you are in a hurry to leave, the usual practice is to announce your "final reserve price" (Beam Weishao Cup Amichaud) and ask the other party to pay the reserve price to end the whole bargaining process. If both parties can reach an agreement between the two reserved prices, the transaction is completed. The following are some of the best choices for shopping in Kenya: the excellent products of basket lifting technology can be seen everywhere in Kenya. In Kenya, the size and color of baskets vary from region to region. One of the most popular is the back blue woven by Poloma called Kiondoo (Koudu). These baskets are usually produced in Kekuyu area (you may hear people call them Chondo Chongduo). They are practical small baskets with belts. Nowadays, it is usually used as a handbag, although traditionally, Kikuyu women tie the belt of this basket on their foreheads and carry it behind their heads. Nowadays, Kiondoo baskets are usually made into colorful patterns, adding clips, buckles or zippers in modern styles, and sometimes chic styles. Sculpture is probably the most popular project for tourists in Kenya. Carving has different styles and uses different materials. When buying, it is worth looking around and comparing the quality and value. In coastal areas, decorative doors, furniture and home furnishings occupy an important position in local culture. Lamu has the best sculptors. They make excellent chairs, doors, boxes inlaid with brass, picture frames and imitation dhows. Carving in coastal areas usually uses older mango trees and imported neem trees. Most Kenyans believe that the best sculptor in China is Wakamba in East Kenya. They are famous for making wood carvings, especially animal wood carvings. Please try to buy and encourage the use of trees that are beneficial to the environment as carving materials. These include introduced and regenerated trees, such as jacaranda, neem, mango, eucalyptus globulus and eucalyptus ... Encouraging the use of these trees as raw materials can protect the local environment and support the sustainable carving industry. Kisi people in West Kenya are good at stone carving. They made various carving crafts with soapstone collected locally. The most popular are small animals, traditional African chess pieces, and practical items such as egg cups, soap boxes, coasters and ashtrays. The colors of soapstone are white (the easiest color to carve), various shades of pink and glossy crimson (the most difficult color to carve). Cloth, clothes and textiles The best textiles in Kenya are produced along the coast. The famous ones are Khanga (Hangjia) and Kikoi (Kikoy) (sometimes spelled Kikoy). Throughout the East African coast, these traditional fabrics are draped over the clothes of men and women, similar to sand cages in Southeast Asia. Kikoi (for Kui) > >

Question 4: What is the relationship between Kenyan clothes and the local climate? Generally speaking, Kenya has a warm climate and abundant sunshine, which varies with altitude. Higher altitude areas may be cooler at night, while coastal areas are hot and humid. Because of the monsoon, rainfall in Kenya is mostly concentrated in March-May and July-September. Every rainy season, it often rains for a short time in the afternoon and evening. Kenya is not a wild and hot place, with an average elevation of1500m. Although the coastal area has a tropical climate, the average annual temperature is only 26 degrees Celsius. The central part to the southwest belongs to the tropical grassland area, with an average annual temperature of 20 degrees and very pleasant weather. The whole year is divided into rainy season and light rainy season.

Question 5: What special products can Kenya bring back to Kenya? Introduction of Kenya Specialty (2012/2311:35: 09) Excellent basket-lifting technology products can be seen everywhere in Kenya. In Kenya, the size and color of baskets vary from region to region. One of the most popular is the back blue woven by Poloma called Kiondoo (Koudu). These baskets are usually produced in Kekuyu area (you may hear people call them Chondo Chongduo). They are practical small baskets with belts. Nowadays, it is usually used as a handbag, although traditionally, Kikuyu women tie the belt of this basket on their foreheads and carry it behind their heads. Nowadays, Kiondoo baskets are usually made into colorful patterns, adding clips, buckles or zippers in modern styles, and sometimes chic styles. Body decoration and decorations have far-reaching cultural significance in many tribes in Kenya. Beaded jewelry and decorations made by Maasai and other Kenyans are famous internationally. Thousands of colored beads strung with shells and leather ornaments are incredibly exquisite and beautiful. All kinds of bracelets, commemorative ornaments, especially necklaces, have their own unique traditional significance and uses. Nowadays, Marseille beading is so popular that we can find more modern beading crafts, such as ribbons, bracelets, sandals and even mobile phone cases. Crafts African handicrafts, with its unique perspective and instantaneous expressive force, have always enjoyed a high reputation in the world and are a bright pearl in the world art treasure house. Especially in recent years, as people are tired of modern life, returning to reality and nature has become the fashion of human life, and people will naturally think of Africa, the birthplace of human civilization and the undeveloped virgin land. Whether you are an expert or scholar, an accomplished artist, a collector or an ordinary tourist, you will find your favorite works of art here. Perhaps it is your dream "treasure". Among many African artworks, wood carving, stone carving, hand-woven products, batik textiles and various paintings are the most prominent. East African woodcarving is unique and enduring in the African art market. Excellent materials and wet wood color. Ingenuity, no similarity. It has a long history and profound connotation. Wood carving art is not only the essence of tribal culture, but also the carrier of inheriting civilization. Excellent works carved with ebony (ebony) have both noble temperament like bronze and gem luster like jade. In Kenya, you can buy different grades of handicrafts, and the choice is very large. In addition to famous specialty stores, there are also some famous shops, such as Marseille market on Tuesday, rural market on Friday, Longata handicraft market on Saturday and Yaya market on Sunday, which are the distribution centers of various handicrafts. The market is a floating price for individual traders, but don't forget to bargain. Cloth, clothes and textiles The best textiles in Kenya are produced along the coast. The famous ones are Khanga (Hangjia) and Kikoi (Gekui, sometimes spelled Kikoy). Throughout the East African coast, these traditional fabrics are draped over the clothes of men and women, similar to sand cages in Southeast Asia. Kikoi is a colorful striped fabric with knotted tassels on each side. Khanga (Hangga) has exquisite large patterns decorated with Swahili proverbs to show the mystery of traditional wisdom. These fabrics are almost synonymous with coastal areas in Kenya, and they are often used in clothes, tablecloths, bedding and any other available places. Khanga (Hangga) or Kikoi is the best place to go to the seaside. Can be worn on the body, can also be used as a beach towel, or dual-purpose. There are also excellent tailors along the coast, who can make clothes quickly and cheaply with local fabrics and cut them. In the inland, the most commonly used textile is Shukka in Marseille. This is a kind of blanket that we see on most Masai people, usually red mixed with black, blue or other colors. These warm blankets are very suitable for the cold morning of wildlife sightseeing. Food: Kenya's black tea, coffee and Kenny beans have always been very popular in the world market, and are famous for their high quality, pure taste and superior quality.

Question 6: How much is a set of precious stones brought back from Kenya?

Produced in Arusha area on the border between Tanzania and Kenya. From different directions, there are purple, green and blue colors. Beautiful color, crystal clear and pure, high refractive index, sparkling. At present, this kind of gem is relatively rare in China and expensive, so it is a good choice to buy Tanzanian blue in Kenya. Different grades of Tanzanian blue mainly show different shades of color. The top grade Tanzanian blue is represented by 3A, 2A is slightly lower in quality, which is deep purple, and A is lavender. Recently, there are rumors that Tanzania will strictly limit the exploitation of Tanzanian blue, and the price has risen sharply.

Gemological circles in China have the following comments on it: "Tanzanite, a gem-grade zoisite, is a silicate containing calcium and aluminum, and its chemical formula is Ca2Al3Si3O 12(OH). The unheated zoisite is reddish purple, yellow green and blue, and the heated zoisite is purple blue. Hardness 6, density 3.35g/cm3, refractive index 1.690? 1.705, birefringence 0.009. The similarity between zoisite and sapphire is the color of indigo. The difference is that the indigo in zoisite is bright and uniform, without bands and growth lines; Polychromaticity is obvious, with purple, green and blue colors changing from different directions, and purple can be seen in a certain direction; The hardness is low, and it can be scored with a file. Zoisite is the latest gem variety and is loved by people because of its beautiful color. "

In fact, only top-grade and A-grade Tanzanian blue has all the above characteristics. Grade B Tanzanian blue is dark purple, with little change in color, while Grade C Tanzanian blue is lavender, but the color is different from different angles. But all grades of Tanzanian blue have the same crystal, purity and refractive index. Moreover, as a finished product, even if it has color characteristics, if it fails to meet the requirements in terms of materials, cutting and polishing, it is impossible to have a corresponding grade.

I hope the answer can help you.

Question 7: What should East Africa (Kenya, Tanzania) pay attention to? Travel in groups and don't leave the hotel at night. When traveling in the city, it is best to return to the hotel before 10 in the afternoon.

Scenic spot: safari in the scenic spot should follow the director's arrangement, and you can't get off at will or do whatever you want; Don't stay outside the hotel area.

In short, hunting in Kenya and Tanzania must obey the driver's arrangement.

Question 8: Are there any local customs and taboos in Kenya? In Kenya, many people still believe that the camera will take away the soul, so please ask for permission before taking pictures, and you may ask for a tip. Photographing is absolutely forbidden in the embassy district of Nairobi.

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Question 9: What does black stand for? Black shows three characteristics: elegance, sadness and uniqueness.

People who like black show that they want to be different, deliberately keep a certain distance from the world and draw a clear line. But because it is too different from the surrounding bright colors, it shows its characteristics, exclusion and compulsion.

Black gives people the feeling of being noble, silent, quiet and unfathomable. It symbolizes stability, seriousness and death. ...

Black represents mystery, silence and sadness.

Black: It represents a self-suppressed personality. A woman wearing black means that she needs the protection of a man. It can make nobility with a hint of majesty and a little mysterious sexy color. Orange: healthy, confident and energetic temperament. Try wearing orange clothes occasionally, which will make you more relaxed, more energetic and easy to make friends with the opposite sex.

Question 10: What is the role of blackwood in Kenya? Ebony, also known as ebony and ebony, is a semi-deciduous plant, and most of its leaves will fall off in the dry season. Its survival ability is extremely strong, it can adapt to all kinds of climatic environments, and even when the fire destroys grassland and other plants, they can be safe and sound. Its heart is black, and its skin is two centimeters khaki. You can't tell it's black wood from the outside. As long as there are such trees in Central Africa and they are not forests, only a few trees are needed in each forest. Blackwood has a high density, which will sink in water and is also very strong. Therefore, people who sell wood carvings often use knives to crush the base of wood carvings. It can be seen that even sharp blades can't leave scratches on the wood, which proves that it is worthy of the name. Sometimes in workshops or shopping malls, you will see craftsmen or businessmen painting shoe polish on black wood carvings. Don't be surprised. Doing so can make the whole work more shiny and charming, not all deceptive and shoddy.

Black woodcarving is valuable, and Kenya's woodcarving art has made great achievements. Every work can be called a work of art, without molds or assembly lines. They come from the creator's investigation, fantasy and a pair of skillful hands, and they are all unique. The choice of things is axe, chisel, file and sandpaper, without any mechanical equipment. From conception and material selection to carving, grinding and polishing, there is a whole set of messy working procedures, which require a lot of time and sweat. Most of the creative themes are traditional schools such as wild animals and Marseilles, and many of them are endowed with modernity and general colors. Carving lions, elephants, leopards, rhinos and bison are the most common wild animals, while giraffes, antelopes, warthogs and so on. , are vivid, lifelike. Holding a spear and shield, wearing red clothes, a slender figure and a clean face, the Marseille woodcarving is worth preserving.